Surviving the Dead Man’s Ball / Tim Burton’s Final Hours

Our annual Muse Costume Ball is always one of the highlights of the year at LACMA, but this year’s was truly something to behold. 1,200 costume-clad characters overtook the museum for a night of Tim Burton-inspired revelry. Below, just a few of the highlights. Check out KROQ’s photo album for many more, or this Facebook album from Snap Yourself!.

And though the party technically ended around midnight on Saturday, all the Tim Burton closing festivities have kept the Halloween spirit alive (or perhaps undead is more apt) all weekend. The doors to Tim Burton have been open nonstop since 10 am yesterday and will remain open until midnight tonight. We are blown away by everyone who has filled the galleries in the wee hours of the night, and we apologize to all the teachers and bosses out there who now have to deal with their bleary-eyed students and employees.

Tickets for the remaining hours of the exhibition’s run are nearly gone. There will be a limited number of tickets sold on site only (read: no more online ticketing), but it is first come, first served, and demand is high. A big thank you to everyone who has come to see the exhibition since it opened in May–it’s been a wild ride.

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Hi Scott- I’m thrilled to have been apart of this years LACMA’s Halloween this year. Just thought that I would mention that my inspiration came from Tim Burton’s Voodoo Girl. Thank you for the recognition!

the idiots dressed as mormon missionaries think that they are wearing a costume. it is a heavy labor uniform and they have not earned it, just the beers. This is like going dressed as a fireman with a sept 11 tower prop across the body so we can laugh at such humor those that do lose all respect for their profession of saving lives